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Can One Percent Be Influential?
Posted on January 4, 2016 at 7:54 AM |
I grew up in Iowa which is generally considered a pretty low
key state. However, this February Iowa will
be the keynote when the first step in the United States Presidential nomination
process for both the Democrats and the Republicans begin with the Iowa Caucuses. The Iowa caucus is generally defined as a
“gathering of neighbors,” as many Iowans will be meeting in local schools,
churches and public libraries to publicly stand up for their presidential
preference. Neighbors gathering to discuss who should be in, as well
as who should be out. Does that sound a
little like a social network in action? Believe
it, these caucuses will be followed closely by the rest of the nation, and can
be an important factor in determining who will remain in the race and who will
drop out. Iowa may represent only one percent of
the U.S. population; however, since 1972 when Iowa began to hold the country’s
first caucuses, the eventual nominee of each party has been among the top three
finishers in Iowa. Can one percent be that influential? It’s something to think about as you kick-off
your 2015 social networking strategy. Happy
New Year! |
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